Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

he weather yesterday vss eooi ed
- raussru OF California mail what
seer ssrissd last night.
r,..h Corn Meal and Graham, ground
- ~ seattle Mills. for sals - CEEE,-
Era's afoeeFy.
Ths sseamship umatillas Captain =
n HIackbnrr. arrived nere IRON refs
- ThuFsdsy night end hes eon-
1900 taking Q cargo Of eoal fof snas
. .awdnst cart belonging 10 The Cons
-...-iui q m. While crossing Tie KAilEo4d
80 neaF the nail yesterday, VS.
s.,rek 81 4 paasinR ear and pretty badly
Snnnhsd
a. de- Usited States pEss0nsss uto
- nos already been oopsisteo, have
- -. syrnsferred from the basement 81
- sssn Francisco stone buildinR 70 the
Cosrty Jail.
-. General mesehandisinR 6rm Of
n.skesnsn a Martin, ct Kent bas besn
ss..,.,vsd. Mr.. Duncan BnehAnnan re-
80 and n. II. Martin, IT,, continass
ibs baisinesa-
The steamer City Of Quincy viii Iezss
49, this morning for she skAait River
80 4 fail fraight. Tho river has besn
800 ru for some time. end suDpiits
- heeonine rather Short there
The sIsstrfe Light Oompany has dis
.nssssd thas the first poles erected by
- along the principal streets are not
s.s-v enough 70 stand tbs immense
s.,,is eDen them. and the company e
.sniesinq them By mnch larger and
stToneef enes.
WI. Watkins, Of Portland, has been
.,,,esnied 10 the deputy colle0t0rship ct
9ysesRocs Lake, by Qniney A. BROOKS.
GaIleetsf Of this district. Mr. watkins
- nulte a reputation IN Oregon. De
.senes superintendent Of the OEeRoa
ssets Peaitentiary.
Tke ladies regret having been obliged
aoealI tbe meeting a. the OpeFa House
y ~ evening Of The hospital recepttoa,
- have arranged 70 have
s-r,iaees 10 attendance ct the Op-
- Housa at $50 o. m. 20 accommodate.
q rsasonabis rates, thcse who wish 10
sltend tbs reception.
Ths eonesFt given By The Young Pee
,,.,s soelsty Il Plymouth Oonareea-
nenaI OhuFch, iaae evening" proved .
5000 success. The chnFoh was I'M
80 q hold the crowd. many being
s~rned awnV. The c0Bcsrt will net the
sealetv over $50, which will Be added
q ths PilgFim Chapel fund.
Nm Moses Korn. Of this City, has
su1f IsaFnsa Of the death Of Der eldest
h,oihsr. John BaKmau, who died ~
ssn Ffaneiseo en- February l0sh. The
al Intelligence came suddenly upon
Nrn. Kern. who Il almost broken down
VIII Grief, and many Of her frisnds
dseoly sympaihiss With the lady IN her
Bereavement.
Tia Port Discovery Mil Company
hae leased the Port Townsend SaWmill
M vii soon have II in operation. Nj.
"a e. Hsnohmau, late foreman In the
asntson g Post mill in this City, has
ben employed 10 snperiutsnd the Port
1ounssnd Mil. and has already gene
aoun 70 The Port OF Entry 70 accept
he position.
This morning the P0sr-IKTnLf0Hn-
urn viii announce the names Of the
11sakeFs who have been engaged 70 ad-
drsa NE citizens suffrage meeting next
Monday evening. Hon. Chas. y. Man
day viii b chairman. The speakers
ulll Be- Hon. /. r. Rich Of Newcastle,
Hen. J. 4. Lewis OF Seattle. H1n. 7. b.
ELDER Of North Seattle, Hon. q. Jaooba
on Seattle, Hon.FW. n. white. United
States DistFiot Attorney. and Hon. J. I.
Ronald, Prosecuting Attorney. Even
inR pagers please copy.
Senator Oanfeld the leading spirit In
TIE Bellineham Bay Railway a hasi.
CATION Company. Who has jest returned
from Oregon, states that the surveys 81
he lima had been examined By The prop
e. Government officers and approved.
The Senator refused 10 10 Int details
regarding the road. or how soon be ex
peeled 10 commences the vofk Of con
slruetiou thereon. bot insisted that
sFeFy thing was moving along satisfac-
torally, and declared that she road
ueuld be completed between Seattle
end the British boundary line within
lwo years.